Do you mean pre-law?

USNA law school still requires 4 years of undergraduate, what is his timeline? 4 year undergrad, 3 years law school and 4 years of military service? We are looking at 11 years after 18, so basically 30 years old when he gets out of the Navy?

Personally I think military is a great 4 years for young people. The experience looks good on resume for future employers. And if he get a law education for free, 4 years of military service is nothing since he won't be out on the front line firing rifles.

For all I know young military lawyers start with legal aids for service man/woman, such as personal wills, family law, discipline matters etc. Not fancy just basics.

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• Pre-law. Yes. You're correct. My son's mentor is working on th -心永圓在溫哥華- ♂ (0 bytes) () 10/09/2014 postreply 14:06:58

• Pre-law. Yes. You're correct. -心永圓在溫哥華- ♂ (102 bytes) () 10/09/2014 postreply 14:08:40

• I think the military service is great for his career and life. -lexm5- ♂ (700 bytes) () 10/09/2014 postreply 15:47:33

• Thank you very much for your time and inputs. -心永圓在溫哥華- ♂ (76 bytes) () 10/09/2014 postreply 17:23:08

• undergrad GPA is king -lexm5- ♂ (158 bytes) () 10/09/2014 postreply 17:54:37